Can't get rid of check engine light

[LISonic]

Hi & thanks to everyone who can give me any tips.

I paid $420.19 on March 13, 2015 to clear my check engine light. Dealer replaced ignition coil packs & replaced spark plugs.

Check engine light stayed off 2 weeks & it came back on.

After reading this forum, it seems there is a problem with a hose?`

Can someone give me a link on where I can buy a better replacement hose?

Again, thanks.

 

[Swordsmith]

There are hundreds if not thousands of things the check engine light could be trying to tell you. Go to an Advance Auto/Pep Boys/O'Reilly/Autozone... just about any auto parts store will read your code for you for free. They may also have some simple advice on how to fix the problem, but you could also search this site for threads dealing with your code, or even come back and ask.

Right now, you've received a text from your kid saying "I don't feel well". Does that mean sneezing, a rash, sore arm, nausea, etc etc etc? No doctor in the world could give you any advice based simply on the information you have so far. Meanwhile, you want to know where you can buy a splint, since you've heard that some sick kids have broken arms.

 

[WyrTwister]

I bought an OBD II reader that also can clear codes . Think it was on sale at AutoZone ( a couple of years ago ) for about $ 50 . At the time I was trying to track down codes and repair the problems on a 96 Lumina & after that a 91 Caprice . But the Caprice was too old to be OBD II .

God bless
Wyr

 

[Natesriv]

Back to dealer NOW , you paid they fix no matter how many times it takes to get it right and you won't pay another dime.